Into the wild: Furman’s Kate Stuart ’21 studies African animals Originally bound for veterinary medicine, Stuart has discovered her real passion lies in conservation through her trips to South Africa. Read more
Advocacy, policy draw Flores to Capitol Hill Kenia Flores ’20 interned twice for a U.S. senator. Those experiences and other internships confirmed what she’s long suspected: Her future is in D.C.
Two alumni win NCTE Early Career Educator of Color Leadership Awards This year marks the first time Furman alums have won the award from the National Council of Teachers of English. Two of the six honorees this year are Furman graduates.
Katherine West ’19 named national leader of the year by Omicron Delta Kappa West received the Gen. Russell E. Dougherty Leader of the Year award, the organization’s highest collegiate honor.
Riley Fellows unveil new food truck for Greenville County students The Diversity Leaders Initiative project is being carried out in partnership with Greenville County Schools.
Sasser wins Fédorov award from International Association of Music Libraries Presented annually, the award recognizes the best article published in peer-reviewed Fontes Artis Musicae, the quarterly membership journal of the IAML.
Furman students have law school edge Pre-Law Advisor Maya Russell's first priority is to help students determine if law school is the right step. Next on the docket is assisting students to become uber-competitive applicants.
Professors bring some peace to Furman with ‘Koru Mindfulness’ program Meghan Slining and Min-Ken Liao have been offering free classes for students as well as faculty and staff since 2015.
Provost George Shields awarded $333,358 NSF-RUI grant Shields, who is also a member of the chemistry faculty, will use the three-year grant to support his research efforts in computational chemistry.
Researchers uncover local history through Max Heller’s papers in Special Collections Two researchers are unpacking 35 cubic feet of history about Greenville and its former mayor.
